Pete Wentz says Fall Out Boy not separating
27 Jun 2009, 1002 Hrs

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Washington, June 26 Fall Out Boy member Pete Wentz has dismissed rumors that the band has split but added that they are not planning to release any more albums.

"No, we're not calling it quits, but we've no future album plans right now. We can't quit, we're waiting to get fired," Contactmusic quoted him as telling MTV.com"I think it's all in context. There aren't any new Fall Out Boy songs because we don't write for the sake of it. We will stop doing Fall Out Boy when it stops being fun," he added.

However, fans had received a shock after the bassist had Tweeted earlier this year that 2008's Folie a Deux may be their "swan song". (ANI)

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